INSIGHT – Aussie fund director’s Goldman claim gets traction

Video: Back from vacation Jon Stewart reviews the status of the BP gulf oil disaster; also, is Obama more focused on basketball than he is on the oil spill?

Video: Alan “Ace” Greenberg recounts the last days of Bear Stearns in his new book

Video: Sam Zell on the state of the Real Estate market

Video: Sam Zell on financial regulatory reform, newspaper publishing

Video: Fascinating interview with Neel Kashkari, “the father of the mother of all bailouts” on the European debt crisis and financial regulatory reform

Video: DLJ Alums gather at Cipriani including Blackstone President Tony James and former SEC head Bill Donaldson

Video: They don’t call Nouriel Roubini Dr. Doom for nothing: he says stocks could slide another 20% and suggests a possible double dip for some parts of the global economy (like the Eurozone and Japan)

Video: Bill Fleckenstein on the prospects for deflation in the U.S.; “The only difference between the Greeks and us is a printing press”

INSIGHT – Aussie fund director’s Goldman claim gets traction

May 18th, 2010 | 7:42 PM | by Reuters: Money News |

NEW YORK (Reuters) – An Australian hedge fund’s former independent director has been complaining to U.S. regulators for more than two years about how Goldman Sachs Group contributed to the fund’s collapse by selling it a toxic mortgage-linked security.